Gaelic Literature

Gaelic literature encompasses the body of written works in the Gaelic languages, primarily Irish and Scottish Gaelic. It includes poetry, prose, folklore, and drama, often reflecting the cultures, histories, and social issues of Gaelic-speaking communities. Historical texts date back to early medieval times, while modern works explore contemporary themes. Notable genres include epic poetry, traditional storytelling, and songs. Gaelic literature often emphasizes the connection to nature, identity, and the struggle for cultural preservation. Today, it continues to evolve, with authors contributing to its rich heritage and promoting the languages globally.